Previously published 1607. See Landwehr, Emblem books in the Low Countries, 134, where he notes: David's works Paradisus sponsi et sponsae and Pancarpium Marianum...are of very little emblematical interest

Pagination, pt. 1: [16], 212, [4] p. (the last blank), [1], 50 leaves of plates. Pt. 2: [16], 213, [3] p. (the last blank), [1], 50 leaves of plates

Both pts. have engraved t.p.'s. Plates engraved by Théodore Galle, who signed the unnumbered plate in both pts. Legends of plates in Latin, Dutch & French. Woodcut tail-pieces, initials

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